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Environment & Energy

Anonymousecoview

(225 posts)

1. A Possible Outcome

Reply to GliderGuider (Original post)

Thu Mar 28, 2013, 12:31 PM

Mar 2013

Sad but true - we already have altered the planet.
How many species are gone forever?
Should we cut our losses and just prepare for the worst?
Or is there still a fight left for us to fight?
Consider the Pledge of the Rainbow Warrior (google search)...
You can find it - its just 2 pages...
Everybody loves the underdog - don't give up

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A teacher/blogger on systems science and climate change [View all] GliderGuider Mar 2013 OP

A Possible Outcome Anonymousecoview Mar 2013 #1

Thanks! reflection Mar 2013 #2

It's a fully noble sentiment. GliderGuider Mar 2013 #3

I can handle AGW, it's the neo-romanticism that has me worried. wtmusic Mar 2013 #5

True - balance is necessary Anonymousecoview Mar 2013 #8

As long as Andrew lloyd Weber isn't involved pscot Apr 2013 #17

I hear you Anonymousecoview Mar 2013 #10

Hey there ~ Anonymousecoview. I'm still willing to fight for the underdog. In_The_Wind Mar 2013 #7

Pass it on if you can take the pledge Anonymousecoview Mar 2013 #9

The Pledge of the Rainbow Warrior In_The_Wind Mar 2013 #11

Welcome to DU. Delphinus Apr 2013 #13

The Documentary of the Dust Bowl Anonymousecoview Apr 2013 #16

Alder Stone doesn't know what he's talking about with respect to Bill McKibben. wtmusic Mar 2013 #4

Re: McKibben GliderGuider Mar 2013 #6

+ 100, n/t CRH Mar 2013 #12

And let's not forget the very real possibility of 400 ppm THIS YEAR (though not as an annual avg.) hatrack Apr 2013 #14

Yikes Anonymousecoview Apr 2013 #15